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Friday, November 19, 2010

[AlternativeAnswers] Re: Gin soaked raisins - Arthritis

I have heard of this. One of my co-workers that has really really bad arthritis did try this. Did absoulutely NOTHING. she still has pain. joints are still stiff. I know this is true cause I'd watch to see how it would benefit. I saw NONE.

--- In AlternativeAnswers@yahoogroups.com, Heather Painter <reflex4betterhealth@...> wrote:
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> Did anyone see this on Dr Oz using gin soaked raisins for arthritis. He said to eat 10 a day. Anhinga thoughts would be helpful. I find my arthritis is worse after a drink soda or consume sugar.
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> Heather
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Re: [AlternativeAnswers] insomnia

Have a warm bath (not shower) before you go to bed then read a relaxing book or magazine until you can barely keep your eyes open then put a couple of drops of lavendar essential oil on your pillow and away you go I don't make any promises but it works for me

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Subject: Re: [AlternativeAnswers] insomnia

Dont eat at least 4 hours before bed. No sugar or caffiene. Use benedryl or
melatonin

On Nov 17, 2010 7:42 AM, "gm.arunage" <mailto:gm.arunage%40yahoo.in> wrote:

hi,i am senthil from india 43years male.i am suffering of insomnia for the
last two years,and i went to alopathy and they try to give me some anti
depressions and sleeping pills.slowly the dosages growing up and i dont get
propper sleep.i am diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and hyper tension also.if
there is any alternatives(now i am taking of alchocol daily up to 60 ml per
day to get some sleep,it also not do good much).i am doing exercise 2 hours
in the morning including the walk.any solutions for that?pls help.
thanks,
senthil

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[AlternativeAnswers] Rise in fungal infections and global warming

With the recent reported increase in CO2 of several parts per million in the atmosphere, this is a field day for fungal infections like candida, which, like our ever-threatened plant life, live off carbon dioxide. This (apart from the aging process) is no doubt why they are more virulent in response to e.g., sugar consumption than we grew up to expect.

Plant trees for a more sustainable future environment.

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